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| Leadership Team 2009-2010 Joe Miller, Governor 09-10 Mel Weith, Past DG 08-09 Debbie Willard, DG Elect Jeff Thornton, DG Nominee PDG Harry Henderson, Trainer Tom Ripperda, DGN Designate Sherry Taylor, District Secretary Deputy Governors Lynn Lenker (Club Service) Lanis Lenker (International Service) Julie Webb (Youth) Neil Schoeneberg (Community& Vocational Service) Laura Stoker (Public Relations) Jack Langowski, PDG (Foundation) Assistant Governors Phil Goodwin Jim Grant Bill Hackler Bob Hardy Bill Harrell Gary Hemmer Dave Matthews September McAdoo Norm Phillips Tom Ripperda Martin Rowe Jeff Thornton Alan Wiggers |
This year, the Rotary Club of Fairview Heights had the privilege of sending Five (5) Students to this invaluable Youth Leadership Camp! RYLA is a District youth program aimed at building leaders in local High Schools. The program is designed for incoming High School Freshman and present High School students. To learn more about RYLA, click here. |
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Did you ever wonder how Paul Harris came up with the idea of Rotary?
You can glimpse a preview and find out more in this month's The
Rotarian.
"Writer Diana Schoberg and illustrator Steve Buccellato have teamed
up again to create another illustrated feature -- this one on the life and
times of Rotary's founder, Paul Harris. The 16-page story, which
appears inside the December issue of The Rotarian, follows Harris
from his wayward boyhood, through his arrival in Chicago and
subsequent founding of Rotary, to his death in 1947. Schoberg,
associate editor of The Rotarian, and Buccellato, a comic book artist,
collaborated on their first illustrated story, Amazing Stories of Polio!, in
February." www.Rotary.org
You can glimpse a preview and find out more in this month's The
Rotarian.
"Writer Diana Schoberg and illustrator Steve Buccellato have teamed
up again to create another illustrated feature -- this one on the life and
times of Rotary's founder, Paul Harris. The 16-page story, which
appears inside the December issue of The Rotarian, follows Harris
from his wayward boyhood, through his arrival in Chicago and
subsequent founding of Rotary, to his death in 1947. Schoberg,
associate editor of The Rotarian, and Buccellato, a comic book artist,
collaborated on their first illustrated story, Amazing Stories of Polio!, in
February." www.Rotary.org
